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'Is David Cameron “a man or a mouse”? Does he want to be a Harold Macmillan presiding over a dignified slide to insignificance? Or is there somewhere within his heart – an organ that remains impenetrable to most Britons – a trace of Thatcher determined to reverse the direction of our ship?”
So writes Allan Massie in the Scotsman. See http://www.scotsman.com/news/allan-massie-david-cameron-needs-to-be-more-mouse-than-man-1-2493533
The alliteration of 'man or mouse' might be hard to reproduce in Greek & άντρας ή ποντίκι doesn't roll off the tongue (lips?) in the same way . As I often have requested in my queries, this series of sentences might be turned into Greek by some fluent bilingual Lexilogist because they lend themselves to a fluent translation, which is outside my expertise. :blush::devil:
So writes Allan Massie in the Scotsman. See http://www.scotsman.com/news/allan-massie-david-cameron-needs-to-be-more-mouse-than-man-1-2493533
The alliteration of 'man or mouse' might be hard to reproduce in Greek & άντρας ή ποντίκι doesn't roll off the tongue (lips?) in the same way . As I often have requested in my queries, this series of sentences might be turned into Greek by some fluent bilingual Lexilogist because they lend themselves to a fluent translation, which is outside my expertise. :blush::devil:
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